Protect valuable time for surgeons and nurses by providing your staff with clean scrubs when they need them while reducing scrub purchases by 90%.

Customizable Solutions

The slim footprint of scrubEx allows maximum flexibility, enabling the machines to fit in or close most of the changing rooms, offering a streamlined approach to scrub.

LARGE VOLUME DISPENSER Serves up to 170 users per day
LARGE VOLUME RECEIVER Serves up to 170 users per day
MEDIUM VOLUME COMBINATION Serves up to 85 users per day
SMALL VOLUME COMBINATION Serves up to 40 users per day

Machines for jackets and specialty items are available in all three sizes.

scrubEx re-engineers surgical scrub distribution.

Our advanced and secure devices provide only authorized users clean scrubs in the right size. Staff now has scrubs they need, when they need them greatly improving the satisfaction of your staff. Your linen team benefit from real-time awareness into dispenser/receiver fill percentages receiving instant alerts when stock reaches your personally defined threshold. While driving efficiency and staff satisfaction, scrubEx also complies with AORN’s Guidelines for Perioperative Practice, helping to better prevent and control the risk of infection.

Fast: Dispensing in as little as 2.1 seconds, scrubEx is much quicker than rummaging through an open cart.

Easy: Existing hospital badges are programmed for your Physicians, nurses and other staff users to gain access to scrubs.

Proactive: Size utilization and inventory is provided by real time status and custom alerts, providing laundry staff insight and improving efficiency and staff satisfaction.

AORN Compliant

Stay compliant with scrubEx

Guidelines for Perioperative Practice

a.1. Laundered scrub attire should be protected during transport to the practice setting.

Protecting clean scrub attire from contamination during transport from the laundry facility to the practice setting helps prevent physical damage and minimizes potential contamination from the external environment.

a.2. Laundered scrub attire should be transported in enclosed carts or containers and in vehicles that are cleaned and disinfected regularly.

Carts, containers, and vehicles can be a source of contamination.

Excerpted from the AORN Guideline for Surgical Attire, AORN Guidelines for Perioperative Practice (2018).

a.3. Laundered scrub attire should be stored in enclosed carts or cabinets that are cleaned and disinfected regularly.

Storing laundered surgical attire in clean enclosed carts or cabinets helps prevent contamination.
Storing clean attire in a facility locker with personal items from outside of the facility may contaminate the clean scrub attire.

Excerpted from the AORN Guideline for Surgical Attire, AORN Guidelines for Perioperative Practice (2018).